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Tired of the Same Old Workout? – How to Mix It Up and Add Interest to Your Routine

12/04/2018 by Adam

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Just because you know that working out is good for your health and necessary in order to stay fit physically and mentally, it doesn’t necessarily mean working out is something you enjoy doing. Let’s face it, a workout can feel like a real chore. Part of the problem is that people get tired of the same old routine over and over. Not only does it get boring, it’s not beneficial for your physical health if you just do the same routine day in and day out. You can end up hitting a plateau that leaves you feeling stuck.

So, how can you break out of your current routine and inject a little interest and fun into your workout? Here are some activities that you may want to give a try.

Spiderbands – the Latest Craze

Aerobic activity is one of the most popular and beneficial types of exercise. Unfortunately, like so many other exercises, it can get repetitive and boring after a while. This is exactly why you may want to check out the latest craze to hit the scene – and that is spiderbands.

Spiderbands make use of aerial bungee cords using a system of suspension cables. You will be using resistance in this style of exercise, as these cords are attached to the ceiling in the gym. In order to make the workout more comfortable and safer, the floor should have a padded mat. Depending on the workout, people can attach handles, bars, or boxing gloves to the bands.

This one ends up feeling more like a fun activity with friends rather than an actual workout.

Dance Your Way to Good Health

Another activity that works as great exercise yet doesn’t feel like a typical exercise routine is dance classes. The fact that you can burn 300 calories in just a half an hour shows you just how powerful and effective dancing can be. In fact, you can burn more calories in a dance class than by swimming or running.

What makes dancing so effective is the fact that your body is constantly moving in different directions and at different speeds. You’ll be able to make use of all kinds of muscles, some of which you may not typically target.

Invest in a Trampoline and Let the Good Times Roll

When it comes to fun, it’s hard to beat the fun you can have on a trampoline. There is just something so freeing about being able to bounce up and down. It’s impossible to do it without a giant grin on your face.

So, here’s the thing, while you’re busy jumping up and down living a carefree moment, you are actually using a variety of muscles, getting in a cardio routine, and burning calories.

Don’t Hold Back on Changing Things Up

There is absolutely no reason why you have to dread your daily exercise routine when there are so many fabulous activities and exercises that you can engage in that don’t feel like a workout at all.

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